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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Wrapped in rubber by Wout wessemiusMarch 15th, 2014 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Wout wessemius Rubber is one of my favourite materials. Initially I used rubber to create interior objects. I was curious about what you could do with used rubber inner tubes from the possibilities of this specific material. So, for example, I stretched a rubber inner tube around a part of an object, while another part of the tube almost careless folded. The mirror, for example, shows this way of using. This allows the forms to come into existence almost by itself. This gives the objects often an organic and natural look.  Image Courtesy © Wout wessemius
 Image Courtesy © Wout wessemius Over the years I’ve wrapped my recreation house and outbuildings in Friesland in rubber so they have a scaly skin now. The rubber endures the test of time, works as a form of heat insulation and the annual painting of the buildings belongs to the past. Last but not least, I like the buildings this way.  Image Courtesy © Wout wessemius About Wout Wessemius  Image Courtesy © Wout wessemius Forms of nature inspire him and this fascination gives many of his designs a fluid, playful and sometimes whimsical appearance. He likes to experiment with the possibilities and impossibilities of the materials he works with. As such, his designs often come into existence in a playful manner. To see the entire collection RUBBER interior products: http://www.wessemius.nl/rubber.htm.  Image Courtesy © Wout wessemius  Image Courtesy © Wout wessemius  Image Courtesy © Wout wessemius  Image Courtesy © Wout wessemius  Image Courtesy © Wout wessemius  Image Courtesy © Wout wessemius
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